Farage has faced questions about a £5m undeclared gift he received from Thai-based billionaire Christopher Harborne, who is also Reform’s biggest donor, along with a further £15m donated to the party by the crypto businessman. 

The Clapton MP previously claimed that Harborne wanted nothing in exchange for the donations. 

However, it emerged that Farage used a private meeting at the Bank of England to urge Andrew Bailey, its governor, to scrap plans to develop an alternative state-run version of the digital currency that has made Harborne one of the richest people in the world.

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In the meeting last September, Farage urged…